Editorial: El País

• Israel's actions in the Gaza war are under significant legal scrutiny by the UN's International Court of Justice (ICJ).
• The ICJ issued mandatory precautionary measures for Israel, aimed at alleviating the situation of the civilian population of the Strip and preventing any action considered genocidal.
• Israel is required to ensure sufficient humanitarian aid for the population and to prevent and punish incitement to genocide within its country.
• The court has not dismissed the accusation of “genocidal intent” against the Palestinian population.
• Benjamin Netanyahu is facing an international order, non-compliance with which has significant consequences.
• Israel's actions in Gaza could lead to a genocide trial and increase its international isolation.

Conclusion: The ICJ's historic ruling marks a significant shift in the international perception and responsibility of Israel regarding its involvement in the Gaza war and its treatment of the Palestinian population.

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